The Occupational Health Department is open Monday through Friday, 8 am through 5 pm. The department is closed between 12 noon and 1 pm.

After-hours injuries and illness that require treatment in the Emergency Department can be followed up on in Occupational Health.

Features of the Occupational Health Program:

• One-call access for the treatment of on-the-job injuries and illnesses
• Reduced wait and expense of the Emergency Department (in cases that do not require an ER level of care)
• Focus on a timely return to work with light duty, designed to reduce time loss and facilitate patients’ return to normal life
• First Aid
• Follow-up care
• Specialist referral, when needed
• Rehabilitation services, both in-house and off-site, designed to treat symptoms and reduce recurrence
• Worksite assessments performed by a physical therapist, designed to reduce future injuries
• Physical capacity evaluations
• Physical examinations, including:
  • Post-offer/pre-employment
  •  Annual and biannual physicals
  • Hazardous material exposure surveillance exams
  • DOT/DMV commercial drivers medical examination
  • Drug testing and breath alcohol testing (DOT and non-DOT)
  • Audiograms; pre-hire and as part of hearing conservation programs 
  • Pulmonary function testing and respiratory examinations with a review of respiratory history questionnaires; meeting the OSHA/ NIOSH requirements. Available in-house and on-site.
    • OSHA Respiratory Questionnaire (English)
    • OSHA Respiratory Questionnaire (Spanish)
  • Travel medicine, for occupational travelers and the general public, Adult vaccinations, including Hepatitis B immunization for police, fire and medical personnel and other first responders
  • Off-site flu vaccination and tuberculosis testing clinics

• Chief Ancillary Officer – Dawn Kuwahara, RN, BSN ph: 707-935-5469
• Medical Director – Amelia Randolph MD
• Physician Assistants – Patricia Stillman, PA, Nancy Eilliott, PA
• Nurse Practitioner – Anatoliy Moroz NP